Sentence examples for good conserved from inspiring English sources

Thus, a high score cab be obtained for a good conserved position, while a weakly conserved position only gets a low score.

The German calendar is appropriately inconvenient: nothing good is conserved without the active remembrance of something bad.

L = 2 indicates the number of goods: (L1) conserved wax bean and (L2) jam.

The results show that both lamprey Hhs display homology blocks with other vertebrates in the C1 region, with the LfHhb C1 block displaying very good conservation, while the highly conserved C1 region in PmHha is slightly shifted towards 5' (Fig. 4C).

Hence, they are awfully good at conserving calories even during prime hunting season.

"Buddleia loves well-drained soil and is good at conserving water," he says.

It follows that good designers conserve the number of things users need to learn to get stuff done".

Vitamin and mineral deficiencies are slow to appear, since the body is good at conserving micronutrients.

Thermal wear (even ones that are non-athletic) are also very good at conserving heat.

Although the sequence variable loops of the human immunodeficiency virus' (HIV-1) surface envelope glycoprotein (gp120) can exhibit good immunogenicity, characterizing conserved (invariant) cross-strain neutralization epitopes within these loops has proven difficult.

CNSs are therefore good proxy for conserved regulatory elements.